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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1940
Page
3
Artist James Montgomery Flagg appears beside the completed poster as a member of the Wake Up America committee. The group pursues physical and moral preparedness and a stronger force to preserve peace in the Western Hemisphere.
A string of railroads plan ten cent charges per bag or item at terminals to fund wage costs. The policy provokes protests as travelers argue the fee is unfair and arbitrary, with stories of passengers tipping porters only to face stricter charges later.
A breezy little day frock designed over Pattern M9, 1842-B. Simple and smart with a pretty neckline, short sleeves, and two rows of braid outlining the neck and front trim.
A short quotation by Henry Van Dyke emphasizes public service as a public trust and the duty to resist violence, injustice, and oppression. It frames the role of leaders as a higher, holier calling and moral worship of God through service.
The question asks about why ColoradA is called the Centennial state and references a Victorian phrasing. It also inquires about a Beotch engineer and a road name, two ancient Oriental cities, a common worldly word, a line from a poem, the current royal house of Iuly, and U.S. states with the greatest water areas.
The fragment cites Amuters admission to the Uolon in 1876, calling it the Cenitential year. It mentions Macadam, a Hong Kong end Eingannre, and suggests "Anven" as widely used. It asserts 1,090,000,000 Christians Jews and Moharreredans as participants. It ends with a note about making our lives Sun time and includes Bavoyy Minnesota.
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